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Ophir discovers, ups FLNG prospects

A NEW gas discovery off the coast of Equatorial Guinea has confirmed sufficient hydrocarbon volumes in the region for Ophir Energy to expand its proposed Block R floating LNG project by 500,000 tonnes per annum.

Andrew Snelling

The Silenus East-1 well discovered a 67m gross gas column in the primary target with a high quality reservoir in line with Ophir's expectations. The deeper secondary target encountered high quality,...

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